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Domenicali, Whitmarsh: Where to go?

Started by fernandokimimichael , Apr 16 2014 15:42

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#1 fernandokimimichael

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Posted 16 April 2014 - 15:42

They both stood at the top of the two biggest teams of the histrony of F1 (next to Williams) for quite a long time. Whitmarsh was sidelined and no one has heard bout him ever since.

Domenicali had the balls to step down on his own, kudos for him to recognize and admit publicly he wasn't the right person for Ferrari.

My questions are: Where can they take on a new job? They both were leading faled squads, it must be so hard to sink into a much lower position. Where is Martin? It is impossible that not a single journo could catch him for a quick word at least.

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#2 jimjimjeroo

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Posted 16 April 2014 - 15:44

whitmarsh was here in Cornwall a couple of weeks ago

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#3 study

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Posted 16 April 2014 - 15:45

whitmarsh was here in Cornwall a couple of weeks ago

They need a Prisoner type Villa for all the ex-TP

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#4 Zava

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Posted 16 April 2014 - 15:46

Domenicali had the balls to step down on his own, kudos for him to recognize and admit publicly he wasn't the right person for Ferrari.

that's so cute

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#5 BRG

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Posted 16 April 2014 - 15:48

It will be just like football managers, although on a smaller scale. If a football team loses three or four games, the owners sack the manager. This of course achieves nothing except to placate the more stupid of their team's fans and the ex-manager usually gets another job at a different club without much problem.

Anyone who thinks that sacking the manager/team principal will solve all the problems at a stroke needs therapy.

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#6 fernandokimimichael

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Posted 16 April 2014 - 15:56

Just a quick note: I strongly believe RB were favoured by FIA for the last years. In 2012 Mercedes threatened FIA with pulling away from the F1, that is why a new engine formula was established which clearly favoured Mercedes since their experience in such technologies. I am pretty sure Ferrari will be favoured in a few years again.

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#7 Vesuvius

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Posted 16 April 2014 - 16:02

TS wrote something that Domenicali could stay at Ferrari and take the lead of mugello track...but will have to wait and see.

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#8 Massa

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Posted 16 April 2014 - 16:02

Yeah F1 is rigged... YOU know this but the others teams don't.. :drunk:

BTW, i think Domenicali will come back at Ferrari but with an another role.

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#9 discover23

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Posted 16 April 2014 - 16:12

Yeah F1 is rigged... YOU know this but the others teams don't..

BTW, i think Domenicali will come back at Ferrari but with an another role.

I hope he does. He is great guy..

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#10 aditya-now

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Posted 16 April 2014 - 16:25

They both stood at the top of the two biggest teams of the histrony of F1 (next to Williams) for quite a long time. Whitmarsh was sidelined and no one has heard bout him ever since.

Domenicali had the balls to step down on his own, kudos for him to recognize and admit publicly he wasn't the right person for Ferrari.

My questions are: Where can they take on a new job? They both were leading faled squads, it must be so hard to sink into a much lower position. Where is Martin? It is impossible that not a single journo could catch him for a quick word at least.

Was he just sidelined or have more effective means been used? Anyone knows if he is still alive? Has the Dark Lord nulled and voided him in all ways possible? Did he get the boot into a black hole?

http://www.gptoday.c..._Dirty_Laundry/

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#11 Massa

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Posted 16 April 2014 - 16:44

I hope he does. He is great guy..

Me too. It would be weird to see Domenicali on another team. He has only works for Ferrari.

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#12 Atreiu

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Posted 16 April 2014 - 16:47

No idea, it depends on their ambitions.

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#13 Szoelloe

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Posted 16 April 2014 - 16:53

They have nowhere to go. Both of them are/were coming from within the respective teams they lead for a few years. Neither of them have restructured their teams when it was obviously needed. The teams they managed fell into steady decline under their reign. It is the end of the road for both SD and MW. Both seemed to be top blokes though.